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Allan Smith
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When will BP forums use threads & replies? (Like reddit)

Allan Smith
  • Developer
  • Nashville, TN
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I find it very limiting that I can't reply to a particular post that someone did in a thread that somebody started. I can quote them and tag them, but then it's extremely disconnected, and could be two or three pages down from that one. So that person can see it, but then anybody else coming through to read won't really be able to follow the linear timeline.

I'll read a forum post with 75 replies, in the 4th or 5th reply will be great and I want to discuss further, but it is just a mess for anyone to keep track of replies to specific comments. There needs to be threads that can be expanded or contracted just like reddit.

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